From a point 80 feet in front of a library, the angles of elevation to the base of a flagpole, and to the top of the flag are 22
° and 43.5°, respectively. Find the height of the flagpole to the nearest foot.
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make sure your calculator is in Degree mode.
Let distance from point of elevation be x
x/80 = tan 22 , x = 80 * tan 22 = 32.32209807 feet
Let distance from bottom of the library to the top of the flag be y
y/80 = tan 43.5 , y = 80 * tan 43.5 = 75.91716534 feet
Height of the flag pole is y - x = 75.91716534 feet - 32.32209807 feet = 44 feet (to the nearest foot).
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